Game Input MultipleXer

Yes, that's what I'd like to do. I was lead to believe that this was something entirely possible to do on console using GIMX... Is it not? Ideally, I want to be able to control a game on my console using the mouse and a controller simultaneously. I currently do this on my PC when I play Battlefield ...

I still need assistance with this, please.

I still can't get it to work... Once I got to the spoof point and that finished successfully, I close the GIMX-Launcher. Then I went into the Device Manager and found the controller; I uninstalled it and the driver for it (which was the libusb driver). Then I unplugged it and plugged it back in so i...

Okay, when I get home I'll see if I can get it working.

Okay, so I leave it plugged in and the 360 on when I switch back to the default driver?

When I want to configure the mouse and keyboard controls, do I open the FPS Config thing, or something else?

So, install the libusb driver, start GIMX and spoof, then close GIMX, leave the Teensy plugged in, install the stock driver and then start GIMX again?

Or do I unplug and replug the Teensy? You said "let the teensy plugged," which doesn't make sense.

Oh... Not according to the Wiki...

So I just need to go back to the default driver and it should work? How do I configure the keyboard and mouse controls?

No, I don't. For the PS3 I chose the Battlefield 3 on by McKack and for the 360 I used the default Windows 360 Pad one.

I'm so confused by all of this.

There isn't when I try it with my 360, but there is when I use my PS3... Is the Ring of Light on the 360 controller supposed to flash constantly after Zadig installs the libusbk driver? Because that's what happens. Also, the controller stays plugged into the PC, right? I don't unplug it and plug it ...

I switched the RXD and the TXD (yellow is on RXD and red is on TXD now), and now I can get the point where it's spoofed and I'm locked out of my PC unless I press Shit+Esc, but I still can't control my 360... The mouse and keyboard don't do anything, and neither does the controller (the wired one co...